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Seg/me/nts (2006) [N/A]

Release Date:
June 16, 2006

Original Title:
Seg/me/nts

Alternate Titles:
Strange Crimes

Genres:
Crime | Mystery | Thriller

Production Companies:
tyrant pictures

Production Countries:
Canada

Ratings / Certifications:
CA: 14A 

Runtime: 121

Violence... sweet, sweet violence...

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SEG/ME/NTS is a feature crime anthology consisting of three interconnected shorter films: THE INTRUDER follows the adventures of a cat burglar (Murray Utas) obsessed with breaking into homes - just to watch people sleep. His seemingly innocent voyeuristic addiction soon opens the door for more serious crimes as he becomes deeply involved in the lives of the people he watches. Brodi Roberts and Aaron Talbot star in MUSICAL CHAIRS - the tragedy of six strangers who awake one morning to find themselves poisoned by a man they've never met. Taunting his victims by telephone, the mystery man guides the group to locations containing the antidotes, only to provide some with the cure and others with death. VISIONS tells the tale of a disgraced police detective (Matthew Kloster) afflicted with premonitions of murders before they occur. Only his former partner believes his claims, hoping his dreams will lead her to apprehend a serial killer.

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Director:
David Bates

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